Taipei Rapid Transit Corporation ─ Metro Service

Integrity Management Measures

Taipei Metro operates in accordance with Articles 1 and 4 of the Act for the Establishment and Management of Government-Owned Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) Corporation. The Company is managed as a corporatized entity providing metro services with the purpose of enhancing public welfare. It is not a profit-driven company engaged in trade competition. Additionally, the Company is not publicly listed and is therefore not subject to the regulations of the Insider Trading Act. In summary, the Company has not engaged in any anti-competitive behavior or insider trading. In 2024, investigations confirmed that none of Taipei Metro's operational sites were involved in violations of the Anti-Corruption Act, nor were there any legal actions related to anti-competitive practices, antitrust issues, or monopolistic conduct.

Legal Compliance

The Company was established in accordance with the Mass Rapid Transit Act and the Act for the Establishment and Management of Government-Owned Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) Corporation. It has formulated internal regulations based on relevant autonomous ordinances and management measures to ensure compliance with laws and regulations. To reduce operational risks and liabilities, each quarter Taipei Metro supervises all departments in reviewing and revising their authority and responsibility regulations, and announces key changes through the internal document download center. In 2024, the annual consolidation and control of regulations were completed, and 14 legal compliance awareness sessions (including the Personal Data Protection Act) and 2 specialized courses were conducted to enhance employees' legal compliance awareness and response capabilities. In 2024, there were no violations of major regulations resulting in fines of NT$100,000 or more.